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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-06
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ITCHING. sCALN. PIMPLY.

For the last year ! have had a species OF itching
sealpy and pimply humors On my face 10 which
have applied a great many methods Of ireatmen
without success, and when was speedily and en-
tirely cured by CUTICURA.
MRS. ISAAC PHELPS, Ravenna, o.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-06

Life may be a burden, hut To most Of
us il isn't as heavy as n shroud.-Wash-
inston Critic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-06

A European concert was recently given
in the palace of the Japanese mikado, at
Toxic, the first in the empire.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-06

queen Victoria never eats any but stale
bread.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-06

Statistics show that ina given 100 cases
Of rheumatism only three deaths occur as
the direct effect Of the disease,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-06

japanese orange trees are being intro
duced into California. They will give a
new and excellent variety of fruit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-06

Over in England pendant balls of fur
arc called Chicago lcans."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-06

II is complained in New York that
fashionable people slide into private en-
tcrtaimments without paying.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
BENTON CITY BRIEFS,
correspondence Of the Ledger.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
BINToN CITY, No., June 7-Th,
grist mill at this place Is in good re
pair, and grinding regularly every
Saturday.
The festival last Saturday nigh
was largely attended, and would have
been a cce every way, but for th,
heavy rain that came up about th,
middle of the afternoon. Hon. j. i
Hutton was present and delivered Al
address fitted to the occasion. II,
always knows what to say and how
to say it, Everything was first class
and if the Presbyterian ladies' relig
ion is as good as their ice cream
they are all right for this world anc
the next.
Mrs. j. A. fanny has been con
fined to her bed several days witt
rheumatism, but is getting better a
this writing.
J. W. Stephens has been confinec
to his bed for two weeks with fever
but Is improving slowly improving.
Bob Rodgers has been employee
to teach the winter school at thi
place seven months at s47 per month
We have one of the best schools il
the county. QUI VIvE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
MARTINSBURG ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
MARTINsBURG, Mo-, June 6.-Tom
Elder, who has charge of the railroad
tanks at Montgomery City and at this
place came near meeting with a fatal
accident last Tuesday. While COM
ing from Montgomery on his railroad
bicycle he was suddenly overtaken
by the fast passenger, whlch,'a nugi
late he supposed had passed and he
had barely time to get off of the
track when the pilot struck his ma
chine throwing it from the track and
leaving ii badly damaged.
Miss Hattie Davidson of this place,
who has been suffering from attack
of the rheumatism, has recovered.
Miss Mamie Martin has two prai-
RE dogs, a present from friends in
Texas.
Mrs. Bradley, of New Mexico, is
visiting her father, Wm. Cornett, of
this place.
Mrs. Gaines of Vanda.ia is visiting
relatives in this vicinity:
Ed. Davidson and DIR. Douglass
were elected deacons in the Christian
| Church at the meeting on Saturday
night.
Elder MCGEE preached at the
Christian Church on Sunday.
Chess Wilburn, our enterprIsing
liveryman, received a new covered
hack on Friday.
Worcester Morse and S. V. Over,
baugh, who returned from Davis
county, Iowa, on Friday night, re.
port that that section of country is
suffering severely from the drouth.
Oats and meadow a failure but corn
crop is possible if they get rain
soon.
The Gun Club held irregular meet.
ing Saturday. Ed. Scott scored the
hiehest-9 out of 10. A contest
with Montgomery in the near future
is anticipated.
There is to be grand picnic at thi;
place June 22d. Who Dan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
LACONICS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
LADDoNIA, Mo-, June THE M.
+. Church Quarterly meeting will be
held here next Saturday and Sunday
at the Christian church.
Children's Day will be observed at
the Baptist church, and a very inter-
esting programme will he carried out.
MIR. Charley Rippy and Miss Myr-
tie Skaggs were married by d. W.
Nichols last Thursday, and started
to Barry, iii.
Charley Swift Is at home from Co
lumbia, where he has been attending
school.
Rev. N. S. Johnson, of Littleby,
is in town.
A large number Of our citizens
will avail themselves of the cheap
rate and visit the Future Great on
Sunday, the 10Th inst. Brutou &
Scanland have tickets for sale. We
see the round trip is only $3.50. The
train passes Laddonia at 6 O'Clock
in the morning, returning hat night
The 4tL will be celebrated here in
grand style. The programme fol
the day has not been completed, but
a greater effort will be put forth tc
entertain them ever before. The Gel.
ebration will take place in the public
square, where all the convenience
necessary for a pleasant day will bt
supplied.
Mrs. Ida Pendleton and Mrs. Cors
Landrum are visiting in Barry, Ill.
Miss Nola Person leaves to-da,
for a visit to Springfield, Mo.
We invite all the Mexico people t.
come down and enjoy the 4th.
ANNIE LAURIE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
WORCESTER wARBLINGS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
WORCESTER, Mo-, June Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Dye, a son.
Mr.. Eddie Kunkle, Of Mexico, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Milt Azdell visited Mr.. Geo.
Azdell, of Mexico, last week.
L. p. Crigler has secured the
school at Worcester for this fall.
1t will commence Sept. LIST, and con-
tinue, with a little vacation. eight
months. Leb is going to try himself
this trip.
Quite q crowd encsmped on Salt
Rivers bank. n night last week,
pleasure seeking, but if any n will
relate the pleasure in setting on a
rock all night watching, in vain, for
the bobble of the cork, we will he
willing :'to try again"
Rev. Furnish, of Mexico, preached
at Rock Hill last Sunday.
Several attended the closing exer
cises at Hardin College this week.
We failed TO get seats in the new
chapel.
Mrs. John Corner is visiting rela.
tives in Galloway, this week.
l.. 2. Crigler is in receipt of let
ter from Prof. G. I. Torreyson, one
of Audrain's best young teachers
now visiting in Virginia, containing
an application for the Bean Creei
School, which we forwarded imme
diately. We can wish for old Bear
no better success than to secure his
services. Prairie Lee will recon-
mend him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
Drunkenness, or Liquor fiabit, can b
Cured by Administering DIR Haines'
Golden s1yecfac.

II can be gwen in a cup OF coffee
or tea without the knowledge Of the
person taking it, cifecting a speedy
and permanent cure, whether tho
patient is a molcrate drinker or an
alcoholic wreck. Thousands OF
drunkards have been made temperate
men who have taken the Golden
Specific in their coffee without their
knowledge, and to-day believe they
quit drinking Of their " free viii.
No harmful effects result from its
administration. Cures guaranteed.
send for circular and full particulars.
Address in confidence Golden Specific
Co., 1856 Race Street. Cincinnati,
Ohio. 32-1y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

The father of John Morris, of this
city, who attempted suicide in Kan
sas City Friday, was seen by q LED
GER reporter last Monday He said
that his son had left his farm, nine
teen miles. east Of this city, five
months ago, and had come to Mexico
in search Of work. He was given
employment by l.. NJ. Pease, in his
store, and subsequently worked with
Hannaman & Co.. feather re~novators,
at a bed spring factory, and in Chris.
Bowman's restaurant, and was pref
ty well known about town. When
he left home he was a terrible suffer
err from catarrh, and it is supposed
that this led to his attempted suicide.
The senior Morris has written to
Kansas City, and the boy will likely be
brought home in q day or so.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
LIGHT.
The Plant Again Being Enlarged-Ef-
fects of Friday Nights Storm
on the Works.

A LEDGER reporter visited Llewel-
lyn's electric light works Saturday
night. Everything IN the establish
ment was in good running order, and
there was no apparent signs of Fri
day nights disastrous electrical
storm, which played such havoc with
all the lights in the city. The loss to
Mr.. Llewellyn was considerable, a
large number of incandescent lamps
being burned out, besides the damage
done to the arc lamps, pot to speak
OF broken wire globes, and other
parts of the system. The works are
being again enlarged, this time by the
addition of a new 50 horse power
Westinghouse engine, which will be
the fourth engine of this make at
work in the station. A new dynamo
will be added soon. aud Mexico can
boast of the best electric light works
in the State, barring some of those in
the large cities.
Missouri Christian Sunday School
Convention.
The above will meet at Moberly
June 13-16, and promises to be one
of the largest and enthusiastic ever
held among the Christian churches of
t~he~state. A number of notable men
and woman will be present. A fine
programme, both interesting and
profitable, has been prepared. The
railroads promise a reduction in fare,
and the Moberly folks will gladly en-.
terrain all who will come. Turn the
key On your business and domestic
duties, they will keep until you re-
turn. Seek first the kingdom!'
No work pays as we'll as that we dc
for the children. A trip to this con
vention will prove a benefit to your
self, family, Sunday School an6
church. We have been supporting
three S. S. Evangelist during the pas
year. No backward steps. Mucl
remains to be done. Urge others Il
accompany you. See that your schoo
sends a pledge. All aboard mex
Monday for Moberly.
For the Executive Board.
J. W. HIGBEE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
CIRCUIT COURT.
Audrain Circuit Court now i'm Session.

Circuit Court opened on Monday.
Following are the grand and petit iu-
rors:
RAN JURORS.
j. G. MCGEE, =. C~onsidine, d. d.
Woodward, r. T. Freeman, G. H.
C%authorn, A. G. Sox, VIM. Graves,
A. j. Douglass, j. Z. Ross, L. G.
Burke, J. d. Smith, Geo. II. Utter
back.
PETIT JURORS.
j. H. Llewellyn, j. W. Brown, j.
A. Crockett, j. r. Johnson, G. p.
Howard, j. A. KEENAN,, d. B. Rob
erts, j. NJ. B~rockman, J. nj. Smith,
D.. ID. Gray, j. A. Dudley, j. M.
Daniel, I. J. Powell, A. D. Spratt,
A. Carol, S. A, Woodward, w. L..
Wilkerson, NJ. i. Rodgers, j. I. Nc
Daniel, G. L.. Morehead, Chas. Arm
strong, W. V. White, j. A. Surber,
E. +. Carroll.
Following are the proceedings up
up to date:
F. H Pond Eng. Co. vs.. Mexico Water
works Co., by consent continued gener-
ally.
W. H. White VS.. Neill s. Carter. con-
tinued generally.
Jas. S. Rollins vs.. W. B. McIntire, con-
tinued at plaintiffs cost.
Alice Clayton vs.. John Clayton, dismiss
sed the docket.
w. Ii. White VS.. J. B. Botkin, by con-
sent continued generally.
j. w. Lanius vs.. 7. DE- Whaley, by
consent continued generally.
Richard Gentry VS.. j. P.1Clark eft al,
Judgment for plaintiff, institution of
premises and one cent damages, monthly
rents and profits n cent.
Thos. Board VS.. Alice Mead ct al, dis
missed at plaintiffs costs.
Jno. A. McIntire, admitted to practice
law.
d. D. James VS. NJ. W. Mediation, ct a
Dismissed.
T. H. Blanton VS. c. G. Todd
Dismissed.
Hamilton Brown Shoe Co VS. NJ L Bakel
Continued generally.
Thomas Cripps VS. S. w. Buckley
Tried by the court; Judgment for plain
tiff, $4S.
A. j. Douglass vs. NJ. L. Barker
Continued generally.
Gideon Rowland VS. W. c. Cook ct a
Continued generally.
Sarah Rowland VS. w. G. Cook
Continued generally.
Lidia Comellvs w. c. Cook
Continued generally.
Z. H. Cannoble VS. G. F. Clark.
Motion for change of venue filed.
j. w. Wisdom VS. Mary A. Palmer
Mexico Southern Bank in execution We
J. G. Lakenan garnishee.
Now being tried by a jury.
Elmyra Simons vs. j B Botkins
Hung Jury.
JW Palmer VS. NJ A Palmer
Tried by the court; no verdict rendered
Harrison Jones VS. VIM Mullin
} Tried by the court; nc verdict rendered
Grand Jury filed their report and ar
discharged; the report is not ready TO
the press.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
Wanted!

For false pretense and swindllng,
a man about 6 years Of age, about
5 feet 10 inches in height, light com,
plexion, wore when last seen q suit OF
dark blue his game Is a pretended
new method of castrating and splay'
ing animals; will offer to teach the
art to others, and has obtained large
sums of money in this way. II be
should come your way arrest and
telegraph to A. G. WHITE,
Deputy Sheriff, Alton, Iowa
By J. w. Moftitt, Sub. Order No
40 A.. ri. L. A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

Ladies', buy the Eagle Steam
Washer; it is the best, cheapest,
iightest and most durable and per.
feet washing machine ever made.
No iron 10 brake, no wood to leak,
We don't make agents pay for terri.
tory, but give them all the territory
they want and sell them washers low.
er than they "a buy many worthless
washers at. Beware Of peddlers sell.
ing inferior washers aud representing
them as improvements over the Eagle.
Retail price 5000. Write TO g. L.
Ferris for an agency.
Champion and Osborne Machines.
Extras and repairs always on hand.
3-1yr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

Judge Wagner, ex-Presiding JUS
tice of Warren county, and Rev. f.
Schar, of H~olstein, Mo-, are visiting
the families of Louis Hubert and f.
Hagedorn, OF this county. Both gen.
tIemen are highly pleased with Au'
drain, and the prospects, especially
In Hheat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

Eastern Man-Yes, business is
very brisk out my way.
Western Man-You refer to real
estate, of course!"
"Well, in my town we expect to
buiId 1000 houses this summer"
ssThat's nothing. Why, in my
town there IS one lot in the business
section that has already been bought
and sold 1000 times"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
The Lord and LIeweilyn.

At ten minutes after eight o'clock
Friday night the electricityfrom above
put out that furnished by LIewellyn.
The lamp at the Ringo orner was
struck and the wire grounded, put
ting out every light in Mexico. Ev-
cry thing is repaired and the light
will run as usual tonight. Some
very laughable things occurred as
the light went out, The entertain
ment at Hardin College was stopped
till the lamps were hunted up and
filed. A man playing i''l'ards in
one of the saloons thought he was
shot. Business all over town was
suspended till candles AMI coal oil
were got in shane.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
What We Saw i'm SAILING and Wilson
Townships.

what we saw III Snting ana wilson
Townships.
Correspondence Of the Ledger.
MEXICO, Mo-, June Elm COM
pany with Mr.. Fred Apple, State
agent for the sale of the world re-
nowned ID. M. Osborn Binder, we
took a journey last week into the
western portion of the county, visit
ing the homes Of many of our most
prominent farmers in Sailing and
Wilson and Salt River townships.
The crops are looking fine--in fact,
we can say with all candor that after
a resident of 80 years in the county,
we don't think that we aver saw such
prospects before. We paid close
attention to the swheat crop in par
ticular and we are confident that of
the many fields We examined the
very lowest yield per acre cannot
be below rs bushels. Such a crop
of wheat was never seen before in
this county. The oat crop is just
simply immense. There is, ~herhaps,
six or eight times as much acreage
in this crop as ever before, and the
yield will be very large. We saw
many sections that will make from
80 to 40 bushels per acre. The corn
crop is the best at present that any
one has witnessed for rs or 80 years.
The corn looks fresh and of that deep
green cast the fields are clean of all
vegetation save corn; the ground
has been plowed deep and the corn
thinned down to two or three stalks
in the hill. Such meadows of grass
we have never before looked upon,
not even in Bourbon county, Ken
lucky. The red clover this season
in this section of the State is unsur-
passed, and we doubt that if it has
ever been equaled ven in the blue
grass portion of Kentucky-in fact,
we have never seen such a crop OF
grass anywhere before, not even on
the "!Slope." We calculated that
the D. M. Osborn Co. will put not
less than so or 60 binder and mowers
into the fields of this county this
harvest, in addition to the very large
number they now already have
Among the farmers of this county the
Osborn, Jr., is a dandy from away.
back, and when placed in the hands
of such agents as G.. d. Ferris &
Son, it at once becomes a powerful,
rival indeed. SOUVENIR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
What Could She Expect!

Mrs. Jones purchases a new para
sol at her umbrella-dealer's, but turns
up again soon afterward.
look here, sir!" she complains;
sshere's thus parasol that I bought OF
you less than a fortnight ago; it's al
ready quite faded"
"Oh, / seel" gravely remarks the
dealer after looking over the unfor'
tunate purchase; ''you must have
exposed 1T to the sun"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
Holstein BuII-SpecIaI Aanou nee
ment TO Farmers.

/ have made arrangements with
Mr.. A G. Soulher for the use Of his
fine pure bred milk and beef bull,
Lord Rowland. THIS bull is deccnd-
ed from stock that gave 10 gallons
of milk per day, and on the sire's side
animals that at 4 years Of age weigh
2000 and over. For The balance Of
the season the special price Of So is
made. The bull will be found at
nv residence in northwestern part OF
town. GEo. N. WALES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

At q meeting of the Northeast Mo.
Breeders Association held in this city
this afternoon, it was decided to hold
the next sale Oct. Is. 1t will be even
more successful! than the previous
one. Hereafter a spring sale will be
held, the date set for the first one
being May l., 1883.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
TO Ii FARMERS.

We wish to insure your property
against fire and lightning in as good
companies as are in the world, at the
following rates:
Fifty cents per 500 for one year.
s1.00 per 500 for three years.
$3.50 per 500 for five years.
Don't pay % to so per cent higher
than above rates and give your note
for the premium, which soon falls into
hands of attorneys and banks for
collection. KILGoRE Il HOWELL,
Insurance Agents, Mexico, NO.
Over Savings Bank. 33tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
Warning 10 Trespassers.

al persons are hereby warned not
to trespass upon my land, ii miles
north Of Mexico. Any person caught
doing 30 will be prosecuted 10 the
fullest extent ~ the law. SGT.
JAMES w. CRIaLER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
Rails, the FOrger.

Bob Rails, we'll known in this city,
and OF n of the best and oldest fam
lies OF Rails county, this state, has
been sent to the penitentiary for a
term OF two years for forgery, from
Moberly. Rails is a highly educated
man, but whisky got away with him.
1t will be remembered that he was
arrested and Jailed in this city a yea,
ago for highway robbery, but was &C.
quilted. This time, however, the ev.
idence was SO clear against him, thai
neither money nor friends saved him
and he went up for two years, biz
term commencing this morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

The excursion to st. Louis June
10Th, promises to be huge affair,
the rate being so low that everybody
can afford to go. Fare only 50 30
for round trip. Every ticket gets 6
seat. Tickets at Dobyns & Gibbs
and Mark Pitchers. Buy now.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

Mrs. Urban Weimer returned from
Cathrage Sunday, when her husband
had sent her previous to bringing; suit
for divorce. She says she is going to
stay in Mexico and will not be kept
away from her children. She is tenn,
porarily the guest OF. Urban Weimer's
mother at his residence during
court. The suit for divorce is set fol-
this term of court. We are inform.
ed that Mrs. Weimer is not going to
fight the case. She claims that Mr.
Weimer tried to influence the press
against her. We think this is a mis-.
take; as far as the LEDGER is con-
Lcerned we know 1t is. The press, We
think, has been very charitable III
the matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

Dr. Ritter, the well.known and
popular optician, is making arrange
"en'S 70 10 some novel advertising
on the excursion train to St. Louis
June 18th. The doctor believes in
advertising, but this will be some.
thing out Of the usual way, besides
being rather costly to him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
The Mexico Circuit Arranges for Sew.
en- Good Fairs.

Marshall, Tuesday, August 2.
Mexico, Tuesday, August 0.
Columbia, Tuesday, August 16.
Fulton, Tuesday, August %.
Moberly, Tuesday, August 80.
Montgomery, Tuesday, Sept. G.
st. Charles. Tuesday, Sept. 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
June Races-St. Louis. June 4th to 18th

For this occasion excursion tickets
will be sold to st. Louis and return
at $40. Tickets on sale June 4th,
good to return until June 9th
June 9th and 18th good to return un-
til June 18th and June 18th, good
| to return June 16.
f.. =. WILSON,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

D5n't buy any implements Til you
have calles at james CARROTS on The
west side. lie has the best bindms
aud mowers ever shipped TO Mexico.
Get his prices. 5-u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

After a troublesome delay in cas-
ing the oil we'll, drilling has been re-
sumed. The hole IS now about 45O
feet deep. Full particulars will be
given in the LEDGER from day to day,
as heretofore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

164 acres Of choice farming land in
one Of Missouri's best counties to ex-
change for Audrain county property.
Apply to LEE & MITCHELL,
Opera Block, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
HARDIN COLLEGE.
The Final Concert Last Night a tirand
Success-The new Chapel.

The final concert given at Hardin
College Monday night was agran dsuc-
cess in every particular. The chapel
was crowded, Notwithstanding the ex
treme warmth of the evening. The
entertainment, like all Of those given
at the College, was a gem, and to par
ticularize or mention any one number
az being better than another would
be folly, as all were rendered in the
best possible manner, the selections
being made with excellent judgment.
As the LEDGER has often had occas-
ion to say, the great need of a new
chapel grows more apparent daily.
The present one is needed fer dormi-
tories, aside from the fact that it is
much too small for the audiences that
attend entertainments given at the
College. After the concert the par.
lors were thrown open to the visitors.
Those who wish to see the College
prosper and the chapel fund swell,
should hear Vending tonight, and
thus add to the amount required tc
erect the much-needed building.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

Thurston Duncan made his weekly
visit to Martinsburg Sunday. He is
as regular as an April shower.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
Farmers. Attention,

keep or hand a large supply of
check valves, hydrants, gas pipe, &c.
in fact, everything necessary to put
in pond checks. Prices reasonable.
Office in same room with Express
office 7-2t. Z. r. CUNNINGHAM.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

100000 late cabbage Finest sorts.
Cheaper than ever offered in this
market. Now ready at my Office.
Witt Z. D.. SHrpPEE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09

Coffee is away up, and rising daily.
At 91cents one year ago, it has jumped
to "a, where IL stands to-day. As a
consequence, there is little demand
for that article while tea, at a steady
figure, commands q large sale.